Prince William and his wife Kate are planning to hiring a nanny for their future baby.
During the time when the Prince and the Duchess had their first baby, they decided not to hire a full-time nanny. The little Prince was taken care of by his parents and family members along with a part-time nanny. This time around, they plan to get full-time help.
The couple announced the news about the new pregnancy last week which sparked much excitement from the public. People are already speculating whether the new baby is going to be a boy or a girl. Even Prince William's brother, Prince Harry, gave a comment on the baby's gender. The younger Prince gave a joke on how we is excited to see his older brother suffer more on changing the new baby's diapers. He added that "If it's a girl, he'll suffer even more. I'd love to see him try and cope with that."
Their baby will be fourth in line to the throne leaving Prince Harry to be fifth in line.
Prince William and Kate will be moving to Amner Hall in Norfolk after Kate recovers from her diagnosed Hyperemesis Gravidarium. The Duchess was also diagnosed with this syndrome, a severe form of vomiting, with her first pregnancy. This illness caused her to be hospitalized in King Edward VII's Hospital at that time. With Kate's current condition, she is being treated at their own home in Kensington Palace.
Sources say that the young couple have been keen to bear children with little gap in age. The young couple gave birth to their first baby, Prince George of Cambridge, last July 22, 2013. George was born two years after the royal wedding. Prince George's future younger brother or sister is due next year, making the future siblings close to two years in gap.
